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Title: The Eagles of Conowingo Post by: Donna on 21-Dec-09, 09:34:56 PM http://www.naturesdomain.us/2009/11/01/the-eagles-of-conowingo/ (http://www.naturesdomain.us/2009/11/01/the-eagles-of-conowingo/)
some great pics here http://www.naturesdomain.us/2009/10/31/eagles-and-wildlife-at-conowingo-dam-and-elk-neck-state-park-maryland/ (http://www.naturesdomain.us/2009/10/31/eagles-and-wildlife-at-conowingo-dam-and-elk-neck-state-park-maryland/) and here Title: Re: The Eagles of Conowingo Post by: valhalla on 22-Dec-09, 04:53:22 AM I might be able to get up there one day next week.
News Flash: :flash: No pictures, because of the shoveling thing, but we had a :eagle2: Bald Eagle :eagle: in the backyard around noon on Sunday! Title: Re: The Eagles of Conowingo Post by: Donna on 22-Dec-09, 05:06:27 AM I might be able to get up there one day next week. News Flash: :flash: No pictures, because of the shoveling thing, but we had a :eagle2: Bald Eagle :eagle: in the backyard around noon on Sunday! And I get excited over a Chicadee. bguitar. Lucky you Janet. :2thumbsup:. When are you leaving for NC? Title: Re: The Eagles of Conowingo Post by: Paul Hamilton on 22-Dec-09, 02:03:47 PM What he said is true. If you go there in the winter, you will get to see Bald Eagles. Since school winter vacation has started early because of the snow, it is very likely that there will be another family eagle trip soon. Pizza and eagles -- can't beat that.
Paul Title: Re: The Eagles of Conowingo Post by: valhalla on 22-Dec-09, 07:23:17 PM I might be able to get up there one day next week. News Flash: :flash: No pictures, because of the shoveling thing, but we had a :eagle2: Bald Eagle :eagle: in the backyard around noon on Sunday! And I get excited over a Chicadee. bguitar. Lucky you Janet. :2thumbsup:. When are you leaving for NC? We are in Durham now - saw a Baldie on the way down and a bunch of RTH and RSH! |